That time of year again.
Time for the 24 hours Animation Contest and challenge on Friday, Oct 4th to Saturday, Oct 5th!
In past years, I have posted all the 24 hours contests that Woodbury University has been involved with. Here are last year's teams and their films.
Enrollment has gone up with the increase of Animation students at Woodbury this year. Several classrooms have been updated, replacing Animation discs and desks with Work stations and Cintiqs.
Here's a live stream from CSU Long Beach: https://www.facebook.com/aubry.mintz/videos/10162551963485551/?notif_id=1570226399742648¬if_t=live_video_explicit
This year's theme is: Family
This year, Woodbury has 3 teams competing in the 24 hour animation contest.
In the back row; Yifan Zhang, Lauren Gregorio,Heather Ramos, Aspen Leavitt and Daniel Cruz
and
Guenevere Smith, Mallory Collins, Taylor Pedersen, Nicole Petrovsky and Haley Lambert
Woodbury entered the first 24 hours contest back in 2014 with only 2 teams.
After the 24 Hours were over, 2 projects came out of Woodbury and one of them won first place. It was a real boost to the Seniors who had worked together and were able to make an animated short which tested all their learning over the past four years.
Last year's theme: What if you had 24 hours to live?
Ryan Tengel and her Woodbury University animation team answered the question with this 1st place winning short.
The team members from this short film are now currently working in animation at Cartoon Network, DreamWorks and other animation studios.
At this time, we still have no idea if Team Snickerdoodles survived or not? We are waiting to hear back from them and post their film as well. If you have seen them wandering the halls or stairways, approach with caution; they have been up for 24 hours and need a hug.
Time for the 24 hours Animation Contest and challenge on Friday, Oct 4th to Saturday, Oct 5th!
Enrollment has gone up with the increase of Animation students at Woodbury this year. Several classrooms have been updated, replacing Animation discs and desks with Work stations and Cintiqs.
Here's a live stream from CSU Long Beach: https://www.facebook.com/aubry.mintz/videos/10162551963485551/?notif_id=1570226399742648¬if_t=live_video_explicit
This year's theme is: Family
Family(noun) fam·i·ly |
\ ˈfam-lē , ˈfa-mə-\ plural families
F
amily – F amilia - 家庭 – F amiglia – ครอบคร
ว – Rodina – Ohana – החפש מ – परिवाि
– Keluarga –
Pamilya – Famille – F
amilie – Família – Οι κο γ έ νε
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С емь я – Aiga – 가족 – ةل ئاع
“Holding on as one
Roots rich
with stories of
life
Ancestrally linked”
-
Denise Boston,
Ph.D., Dean of Diversity
& Inclusion, California
Institute of
Integral Studies
It's a family affair, it's a
family affair One child grows up to be Somebody that just loves to learn And
another child grows up to be Somebody you'd just love to burn Mom loves the
both of them
You see it's in the blood
- Lyrics from the song “Family Affair” by Sylvester Stewart AKA Sly
Stone
family
sample definition 1:
A group of people, usually of the same blood
(but do not have to be), who genuinely love, trust, care about, and look out
for each other. REAL family is a bondage that cannot be broken by any means.
family
sample definition 2:
A bunch of people who hate each other and eat
dinner together. by Guinness
1759 September 16,
2005
In some families parents enjoy spending time with their
children but in other families the parents may have to work three jobs to pay
the bills and don’t have the privilege.
In some families siblings look out for and love one
another – even older siblings generally help take care of younger siblings. In
other families siblings must learn to fend for themselves and the strongest
rise to the surface.
In
some familes the children respect their parents born out of love and nurturing.
In other families the children are forced to respect their
parents one way or another.
Some parents are in love
Some parents make it work for the children Some parents
make it work in separate homes Some parents don’t make it work at all
Some children don’t have any parents at all.
Families can be seen as a bond that holds
centuries of lineage in an interweaved web creating generations rich with
culture
drastically paired with
families that struggle to hold on for life while
they are separated at border walls in certain political climates
As you can see from the samples above the
definition of Family casts a wide net from a collection of very personal
stories that range from extremely supportive experiences that fosters
stimulation and encouragement towards intellectual and artistic growth to the
sheer opposite that displays families that promote harmful abusive patterns for
generations to come.
THE THEME FOR 24 HOURS 2019 is:
What does “family” mean to you?
Make a 30-second
animated film based on your own
definition of “family” .
You have
24 HOURS Go!...
This year, Woodbury has 3 teams competing in the 24 hour animation contest.
The SnickerDoodles
Brieanna Bell, Colby Yabeny, Amanda Wiley, Brandon Chua and Janine Zarmarron
Finished film goes here.
HADLY
In the back row; Yifan Zhang, Lauren Gregorio,Heather Ramos, Aspen Leavitt and Daniel Cruz
and
The PaintBucketeers
Guenevere Smith, Mallory Collins, Taylor Pedersen, Nicole Petrovsky and Haley Lambert
Woodbury entered the first 24 hours contest back in 2014 with only 2 teams.
After the 24 Hours were over, 2 projects came out of Woodbury and one of them won first place. It was a real boost to the Seniors who had worked together and were able to make an animated short which tested all their learning over the past four years.
Last year's theme: What if you had 24 hours to live?
Ryan Tengel and her Woodbury University animation team answered the question with this 1st place winning short.
At this time, we still have no idea if Team Snickerdoodles survived or not? We are waiting to hear back from them and post their film as well. If you have seen them wandering the halls or stairways, approach with caution; they have been up for 24 hours and need a hug.
